Sentence examples for tactile connection from inspiring English sources

I enjoy the tactile connection.

When we lost our tactile connection to money, we also lost our sense of its psychological reality.

But I can see now that it is important for a biographer to make that tactile connection with his subject – to handle the things she handled.

He is deaf-blind; she is no taller than his waist; they communicate through tapping fingers, achieving a tactile connection closer than that which binds the titular mollusc to the world over which it moves.

In Mr. Brooks's rehearsal last winter, she encouraged Ms. Whelan to dance barefoot — "to find a real physical, tactile connection to the floor," Ms. Steinberg said — after decades in ballet slippers and that symbol of all things ethereal: point shoes.

From the onset, they knew the objects should form a "tactile connection to life and nature," and feature geometric designs.

"I'm interested in how an object can bring the unfathomably large or ancient into the realm of the intimate and familiar, creating tactile connections with that which is vast, distant, or ineffable," Church tells The Creators Project.

What perhaps was missing all along, and what will be his challenge now, is to find a more tactile, emotional connection with New Yorkers.

"A healthy number of younger collectors have entered the fold, perhaps seeking a more tactile, individual and authentic connection to the physical act of writing than is afforded by electronic devices," says Briggs.

For all this, the club retained a tactile, bred in the bone connection to its neighborhoods and even a genuine interest in certain social democratic principles.

One set of excitatory connections, activated by tactile stimulation of the siphon and mantle shelf, mediates the defensive withdrawal reflex.